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Aktuelle Workshops, Tastings und Kulturabende, bei denen du koreanische Kultur in kleiner Runde direkt erleben kannst.

A night-time cityscape of a vibrant Seoul alleyway, viewed without people, focusing on the architecture, signs, and textures. Neon-lit hangul signage in diverse colors reflects off wet pavement, while narrow brick and tiled building facades display layers of contemporary and traditional design. A small pojangmacha tent with translucent orange vinyl glows warmly from within, its plastic texture and metal frame rendered in sharp photographic detail. Overhead, tangled cables and modest hanok-style rooflines intersect. Captured at street level with a slightly wide-angle lens, the scene features dramatic, high-contrast lighting: bright signs against deep shadows. The atmosphere is bold, energetic, and immersive yet compositionally uncluttered, with a clear visual path leading the eye down the alley.

Termine

12.10.25

Atelier Raum

Wörth Rhein

Platz sichern

09.11.25

Kulturhalle Süd

Karlsruhe Zentrum

Ticket buchen

07.12.25

Galerie Nord

Speyer Altstadt

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19.10.25

Atelier Raum

Wörth Rhein

Platz sichern

16.11.25

Kulturhalle Süd

Karlsruhe Zentrum

Ticket buchen

14.12.25

Galerie Nord

Speyer Altstadt

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26.10.25

Atelier Raum

Wörth Rhein

Platz sichern

23.11.25

Kulturhalle Süd

Karlsruhe Zentrum

Ticket buchen

21.12.25

Galerie Nord

Speyer Altstadt

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Rheindammstraße 40, Wörth

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A tranquil Korean hanok courtyard captured in photographic realism, centered on a low stone platform with a single, carefully arranged tea setting. A celadon teapot with a soft jade glaze and matching cups sit on a rectangular wooden tray with visible grain and slightly worn edges. Surrounding them, warm-toned wooden beams, paper-covered sliding doors, and stacked roof tiles frame the space. Early morning light enters at an angle, casting long, delicate shadows across the stone floor and highlighting the subtle texture of the hanji doors. Shot at a low, eye-level perspective, with the tea set in sharp focus and the architectural lines gently receding into a soft blur. The mood is calm yet confident, honoring traditional Korean aesthetics in a clean, minimal composition.

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RHEINDAMMSTRASSE 40, WÖRTH AM RHEIN, RP, 76744, DE